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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Page 7-E Sunday, April 17, 1966 SUNDAY RACING THRU APRIL 1 "Thi MidwisTs Fastest -Milt Dirt Track" Nips May Dominate Marathon Davis Cup Play CARACAS, Venezuela cp The Venezuelan Tennis Association said Saturday that Iyo Pimentel, Humphrey Rose, Eduardo Alvarez and Julio Pichirilo Moro will oppose the British West Indies in their first round American Zone Davis Cup play next Racing Form Picks Aqueduct 1-tanrty IS, Itynillak IS. Irate Can-ttssa 1-Talk lit M. Henett Mistake 11. Par-aeei 4. tttm tittim." II, Sweet ltv.ru 7, William J.

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SANCTION CLUB BIKES TRACK DISPLAYS OUT THIS MESSAGE CHOICE OPENINGS SPRING AND FALL LEAGUES PRINCETON BOWL Sprinqdal 772-1922 BULLETIN! NOW 1437 JOBS RIGHT Making Bid Gary Sargent, former Holmes High School hurler, is making his bid for a starting berth on the Indiana University baseball team. He has the lowest ERA on the Hoosiers' pitching staff, (1.16). The Hoosier sophomore Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Sargent of Covington.

Eckert Ready For Expansion Blueprint? PHILADELPHIA Observations, Notes and Quotes. I learned here yesterday that General William Eckert, baseball's new commissioner, Is ready to call for a blueprint for expansion of the major leagues to 12 teams each. Expansion Is inevitable, but when it was mentioned here i I was moved to wonder about a number of things. When the original expansion from the traditional eight teams to 10 occured In the fall of 1961, many new problems were created, and as yet no significant progress has been made toward their solution. The four clubs Houston and New York In the National League and Washington and Los Angeles In the American are hopelessly mired In the second division.

Unless Commissioner Eckerfs blueprint offers a plan whereby new entries in the league will bear some recogniz- able resemblance to major league ball clubs, we will have eight miserably poor teams Instead of only four. And it seems to me that can't be anything but bad. For a number of years, baseball has been suffering from the gosh-awful disparity in talent between clubs like the Dodgers and the Reds and the Mets and Astros. The i lack of anything approaching genuine competition has had a damaging effect on attendance In some cities, causing some cynics to say that baseball Is losing Its hold on the American people. This, of course is not true.

I'm all for expansion, If only because scheduling in a 12-team league is simplier than the awkward condition brought about when the leagues went from eight teams to 10 teams. But before they go to 12, 1 believe they must 1 make it possible for a fan in, say Houston, to sustain the 41st Kansas Relays Open On Thursday BOSTON UP) A Japanese team headed by Tooru Tera-sawa Is expected to dominate the 70th running of the Boston Athletic Association Marathon Tuesday, and per-haps duplicate the feat turned In by the Japanese a year ago. In 1965, the Japanese, led by Morlo Shigematsu. finished 1-2-3-5-6 with Shigematsu setting a course record of two hours, 16 minutes, 33 seconds. However, none of those five qualified for the 1966 trip to Boston.

THE KOREANS are highly respected by American marathoners, having won two Boston races since World War n. One Korean winner, Yung Bok Soo. set a course record In 1947 but had it wiped out when the course was remeasured and found to be 176 yards short. Also considered a strong threat In a race dominated by foreign entries since the end of World War II is Belgium's Aurela Van Den Drlessche, the winner In 1963 and 1964. The only American winner In two decades, Johnny Kelley of Groton, is not entered this year due to an Illness that prevented his training.

Seeks Teams Ray Feldhaus is still seeking teams to fill his Feldhaus softball leagues for this season, and reports he has openings In Sunday morning and week-night circuits. Any manager interested in entering a team in one of the leagues should phone Feldhaus at 241-2661 between 9 a. m. and 5:30 p. m.

weekdays. Women's Golf RALEIGH, N. C. UP) Top scorers after the second round of the 54-hole Raleigh Ladles invitational Golf Tournament: AT G. E.

EVEilAlE TOP PAY! GREAT EMPLOYEE BENEFITS! CHALLENGING FUTURE! Don't miss out on your big chancel Big things are happening nt G-E Even-dale. $1 billion in long-term contracts mean job security and great earnings opportunities. You'll enjoy the challenge of your G-E job fine facilities the most modern equipment available creative atmosphere. Learn about our famous benefits package. Jet Engine experience not at all necessary.

Come on in and talk it over! 10 more pay on Second and Third Shifts. Check this partial list of immediate openings: MANAGERIAL PROFESSIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE illusion that his favorites will be redhot contenders if ENGI- MFG. ENGINEERS and SPECIALISTS TEST FACILITIES DESIGN an ability to sell urrnc Dcucc-'h vour ideas, Dians, and LAWRENCE, Kans. UP) Kansas freshman Jim Ryun, America's premier miler, will share attention with an outstanding high Jump field and crack relay teams from Texas, Kansas and Texas Southern in the 41st Kansas Relays, a three-day meet starting Thursday. The high jump field Is headed by Oklahoma's Ron Tull, a six-foot-six 215-pound sophomore who oozes confidence, and Texas Southern's John Hartfield.

Tull's best is 7 V2 and Hartfield has reached 7 -Vi. Texas, led by a powerful half-miler in Preston Davis, has equalled the KU Relays mark of 3:19.5 in the sprint medley and whipped Oklahoma state's world record holders in the two-mile relay. Prep Sports TENNIS Walnut Suffers Loss SINGLES: Rick Bnwen def. Cordv Weil, 86. 7-5; Greg Stone def.

Brent Taylor, 6-2. 6-0; Dave Borring def. Pat McGoneqle, 6-4, 6-4. DOUBLES: Ron Allen and Rich Comfort def. Jim Gould and Jim Heldman, 6-2, 7-5; Jim Carpenter and Rich Patten def.

Robhy Goldman and Richy Feldman. 7-5, 46, 75. BASEBALL WESTERN HILLS 000 100 0-1 1 3 ELDER 205 020 -0 7 2 Fox, Solllman (3) ant Raible, Bolllnoer f5); Grawe and DeFelice. OAK HILLS 040 100 0-5 9 0 READING 000 000 0-0 2 0 Kaiser and Hettesheimen Haddock, Ross (4). Jones (7) and Bray estimate to higher management vou will design and direct the procurement, construction, installation, and checkout of full scale new or imoroved iet engine, test facilities from inceotion to completion.

Acting as technical consultant to development and production test engineers, vou will provide design data and cost estimates for new and improved test equipment and facilities and written instructions for tha operation, maintenance, and checkout of same. ENGINEERS AND MFG. PROCESS -You are the expert on product- SPECIALISTS- ability, providing management with not this year then surely next. To date, however, not one single, solitary constructive step has been taken to enable the Houston Astros or the New York Mets to compete against established clubs like Los Angeles, Cincinnati, Atlanta and San Francisco. NOW let's turn to golf.

On the best day they ever had at Sutter's Creek It is doubtful that anybody ever mined as much spending money with a pick and a pan as Jack Nicklaus has In less than five years with his golf clubs. Big Jack has carted home well over $500,000 in what the PGA likes to call "official money." It does not include a number of 50 grand swipes In the World Series of golf and sundry other bundles of legal tender from "unofficial" events such as the Big Crosby wingding, Tournament of Champions and, of course, those lucrative exhibition matches. Nevertheless, add them all together and they spell MONEY that spends. Nicklaus was the leading money winner on the tour last year with a record $140,752, plus some $15,000 worth of spare change from unofficial events. That record shot the Columbus star Into third place in what passes for the all-time winning list.

The PGA didn't start keeping tabs on earnings until 1947. And since pre-World War II pros had to win 10. tournaments to surpass top earnings in one of the current big shows. Byron Nelson, one of the greatest, recalls that he walked away figuring he had a ton of moola when he received a check for $3500. In the 30s and early 40s pros often played for a total purse of $10,000.

Nicklaus made three times that much by winning his second straight Masters' crown last week. Nicklaus is only 26-years-olL Barring injury or early retirement, he should have 15 years of good golf ahead of him. He's already made well over a million dollars out of golf and endorsements and for the next five years he should continue to improve. SPORTS IN SHORTS: Baseball could be headed for its biggest year ever at the box office. Both major leagues are looking for the closest races in the history of the game.

At least six clubs in each league can win the pennant Rumor we heard upon arriving In Philadelphia Friday: That Gene Mauch's managerial number is up unless the Phillies make, a strong run for. the pennant this year Lippy Leo Durocher must be kidding when he says his pennant-winning New York Giants of 1951 couldn't win In this year's National League Braves' manager Bobby Bragan Insists that Cincinnati, not Los Angeles is the club to beat In this year's National League flag race. ALBERS SELLS for LESS 44 YEARS SELLING AND SERVICING CHRYSLER PRODUCTS Hi, Neighbor! liovt bt selling new Ckryiltn, Plymouth! and vied cart, not im'saute), inct 1923 (43 ytoral. May folk with yoi th next tm you (hop for a car? Thank you, The J. H.

Albert Co. BRAND-NEW '66 CHRYS. Sedan $Z403 '66 BARRACUDA 7 Hrdtoo I 10 '66 PLYM. Cylinder USED CARS NOT MISUSED '63 PLYM. Fw- Hardtop.

Sharp 4 I 93 '61 OLDS. $887 'CA Cn Dn Country Sedan Wagon; runu V8 cic-07 automatic I 00 I '64 VALIANT sn.ro $1197 '62 CHRYSLER 2' from 4 I 9 '64 pont. tooj air condition 333 '64 CHRYSLER Convertible 9 I 000 '59 PLYM. V8' niM lKmi $479 radio with reverberator, full power, adjustable steering wheel, CO 00 0 air conditioned; one owner '64 FORD G'i "soo" runu 4.0oor. i 1 77 needs bodv work I I I I beauty I 3 I '65 factory warranty 4 years.

'63 CHRYS.jgg' automatic D33 ICC Dl VM Belvedere stick, o9 rLim. 4.yMr i7pn factory warranty J)I 1011 '62 DODGE 2 jjgjj der automatic; iQQ7 new-car trade IMPERIAL 5595 65 DODGE 7 '63 CHRYS. a3 1788 '60 DODGE $698 'Cl PURVC "300" 4Door Qt biinid. power, air conditioning; new COAOQ trade-in 9. 100 '62 VALIANT 4 standard shift 130 '64 FORD Muk '7 condition II3I '62 CHEV.

Impal 4Door extra sharp $1177 '64 CHEV. w9n; sharo $1768 '64 economy 30 '61 BUICK40S $995 '65 DODGE ir.n,,rwr matic, power; 2 to choose aj 1 001 from. Your choice 1 3 30 J. H. ALBERS ALBERS CORNER WHERI VINE Meats PADDOCK 1 Hack Iran 1-75 PHONE 821-0440 6A-74-U2 72-70-142 71- 72-143 72- 73-145 72-73-145 72- 74-146 74-72-146 74- 72-146 75- 72-147 73- 75-148 72-77-149 74- 75-149 76- 73-1 49 76-75-151 Sandra Haynie Carol Mann Kathy Wmtworth Jo Ann Prentice Marilynn Smith Ruth Jessen AAarlene Hagqe Sandra Palmer Susie Maxwell Sandra McClinton Snirley Enolehorn Patty Berg Sybil Griffin Judy Torkmka Jndv Kimball the necessary technical know-how it takes to manufacture Quality parts at minimum costs.

Your detailed familiarity with eauipment, machine tools, materials, available facilities and new manufacturing process enrj techniguei makes vou a kfy source of information when problems arise or advanced component designs art reviewed, evaluated and approved. You will define the need for and initiate aquipment and process deve'Opment projects involving design, development and procurement of new-concept production eouipment and machine tools and follow tnrough to see them implemented on the factory floor, PROGRAMMERS NC MACHINE TAftl Your capabilities to program machine tools using simultaneous continuous path. 5 ans mode in the APT-3 language will be out to food use on some of the most interest inn machining in industry. You will have to be aware of transition and linearization problems as they occur and have a well-tuned ability to analyze and debug systems to acquire accurate part programs. QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEERS DCMC CC IC You defmt and implement tha DOITIL tt It quality control plans for vour manufacturing unit to attam needed quality levels at minimum costs with one-time delivery.

You will develoo new methods and evaluate new equipment and tooling to control, inspect and measure product quality. MECHANICAL DESIGN ENGINEERS You will work on the design and redesign of iet engines, and components such as compressors, turbines, bearings, seals, drives control and accessories, combustion svstems and test eouipment and facilities. You will have the opportunity of seeing your designs translated into hardware and following them through test and on into production. MANUFACTURING FOREMEN the activities of skilled workmen, planning assignments for best use of personnel, facilities and equipment, based on schedules, plans, proiect specifications ana quality requirements. You will be re I ted on to build a productive and effective work cfimate through on-iob training and intelligent administration of company policies and union contracts.

You will collect. TECHNICAL WRITERS 71-80-151 76-75-151 vain nrt nrnn7H Barbara Romack CIMrA Inn 79-72151 Sandra Souzich ItVrlil Beth Stone Jearwtte Rector 77-75- 52 Betsy Rawls Althea Gibson ZVZtr fi Mrqe Burns 75-80- 55 Margie Masters 78-77-155 Amateur. 7, highly technical information, translating it into simpie, concise language, easily understood bv technicians in the-field responsible for the installation, operation, service, maintenance, and overhaul of the tngine. TECHNICAL BUYERSYt7, tt' purchasing contracts for a variety of assigned technical items involving detailed specifications and drawings, accomplishing this in a quarter billion dollar materials operation. Your ability to establish comoetenf procurement sources, tvaluate quotations and vendor performance, negotiate favorable price and delivery, and act incisivelv to correct quality and manufacturing problems-all whiio maintaining qood relations with customers, vendors, and requestors will contribute significantly to business success.

METHODS AND PLANNING SPECIAL- ICTC-You will plan component manufacturing process flow in detail, including cost estimates, schedules, sequence of operations, manpower requirement, quality standards, tools, materials and facilities. Your records and reports of production status and recommendations for rearrangement of work flow and new production techniques will be counted on to thminatt bottlenecks and increase tha overall efficiency of vour assigned operation. PROGRAMMERS' You will perform computer proarammtna activities ori ented toward business systems or scientific applications. Work will involve obtaining) solutions to engineering or manufacturing problems and developing program aonlicafions of business svstemi on large scale computers, Experience in real-time andor machrn language such as COBOL is highly desired. FINANCE SPECIALIST sis.

cost evaluation and general financial and analytical work. You will also prepare financial reports, statistics and recommendations. S. or B.A. in accounting of.

business administration required. Leaves Gap If you are unable to come in for an interview, send your resume detailing your- 1 education, work experience and salary requirements to: Jack Phillips, Profes- sional Recruiting, Room General Electric Cincinnati, Ohio, 45215; i Although a degree is helpful in many of these positions, practical experience is 't of far more importance. DRAFTSMEN TECHNICIANS PLANNERS Ford Withdrawal Blow To Racing ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS TEST- ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS CHANGES AND lllft-You will hook up iet angina accessories, nonents, and necessary service fixtures and DOCUMENTATION: You will prepare, process, coordinate and issue enoineer. instrumentation to test facilities and perform tests a m.rhaniral hwdr.lllir mrtii nn.nm,,, ni.ur. of Two years of college-level mechanical training or euuiv-alent military or industrial experience are a basic requirement for these interesting, iobs.

ing chanoe notices, make sure designs on production and development enqme programs are released to manufacturing on schedule or comoile and maintain product -parts lists, engineering release lists, and model lists. -You can ouaiify with 1-2 years of technical institute, training with courses in math, physics or engineering, or. equivalent experience. NflTF. FnninMrinn T.rhnlri.n.

r. at Peebles Provinq Grounds, Peebles. Ohio, located halfway between Portsmouth and Hillsboro. ENGINEERING ASSTS. ETAL- MECHANICAL DESIGNERS AND DRAFTSMEN" -You will design or detail jet en- flifll CUllami rAmnnisanl.

DETROIT UP) Ford's withdrawal from stock car racing for 1966 left a big hole in the competitive field for that type of racing Saturday. The automobile company, one of the biggest winners of recent years In the stock car rivalry, quit in a rules dispuite. Henry Ford Ford's board chairman, objected to new rules imposing a mini- facilities. You can qualify with 2-5 years of drafting I IIDftllJ A I -You will perform material tests-tensile, bUMUlUHb stress, rupture, creep, and fatique tests or prepare and examine metaltoqraphic specimens-or develoo brazing processes, hardware and fixtures. You can qualify with 2 vears of engineering, math, phvsics, chemistrv or metallurgical schooling or the equivalent in practical experience.

assist In en- ENGINEERING AIDES Ygr aineenna re dilution. 1 experience on equipment such as automated machinery, gears, shafting, linkages, bearings, transmissions, lightweight sheetmetal. etc. SHOP TECHNICIANS" Hjfl gmeers to develop experimental equipment and conduct tests for material removing, addinq, shaping and treat- -ing. Graduates of an industrial apprentice oroqram or -technical institute with a knowledge of machine toon (or the equivalent in practical experience) will find this interesting, rewarding work.

ENGINEERING ASSTS. MECHAN- (J A You will assist in tha analysis and design of 1 iet engine comoonents such as compressors, turbines, combustors. bearings end drives, etc. You can qualify 'fh two vears of college (math or engineering maiorsf or technical irstitutt training or equivalent experienct. INSTRUMENTATION APPLICATION PI Jnd Instructions for tha rmnntng fabrication and installation of instrumentation such as strain gages, thermo couples, pressure sensors, and associated hardware for the testing of iet enaines end components.

Working knowledae of electrical circuitry, machining operations and proced- ures-writing required. Technical institute or engineer- -ing tracing with strong math background desired. mathematical analysis, curve plotting, preparation of technical reports, checking analytical solutions and organization results. A wide variety of positions in this category are available; most of vour engineering aides are women. To qualify you must have completed 2 years of college math, or the equivalent in advanced high school math courses.

INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIANS You will install, calibrate, and operate Instrument svstems on engines, components, and controls; interpret and process test correct malfunctions in instrument svstems and repair or construct electrical and mechanical test equipment. You can qualify with 1-2 vears technical institute, college, or military traininq in engineering, phvsics. Instrumentation maintenance and theory, or equivalent txperienca. TOOL DESIGNERS AND DRAFTSMEN You will design or detail tools, dies, ilgs. fixtures, temolates and gauges, maklnq full use or vour solid math background and 2-5 years of tool drafting ENGINEERS Can You Qualify? Organic Chemicals Division West Virginia FMC CORPORATION tot S47, Ultra If unable to come in for an interview, send resume, including salary require- ment to: M.

J. Miller. Room C-22, General Electric Cincinnati, Ohio 45215. Or call 243-4746. mum 427-pound weight handicap on cars that use Ford's single overhead cam engine.

Ford termed the rule unfair. At the same time, he said Ford had yet to make a decision about racing next year. Indicating he was leaving the door open to possible compromise. The National Association for Stock Car Racing set up the new rules last week. Motor circles here speculated that Ford's withdrawal might have a severe effect on the South's stock car racing program.

Over the last three seasons, Ford cars have been big winners. With Chrysler out of action last year, Ford won 48 of 55 NASCAR events. Chrysler returned to the stock car tracks this year. Chrysler also is reported concerned over the new rules. The Detroit News quoted Bill France, NASCAR president, as saying at Charlotte, N.

that stock car racing will go on despite Ford's withdrawal. "We survived the 1957 tomobile Manufacturers Association's resolution, and we can survive this," France was quoted. In 1957, the Automobile Manufacturers Association, spokesman for the automobile companies, took a stand against racing. Ford and Chrysler entered racing in the years that followed, however. Ford has been racing for five years.

Chairman Ford said he had told France by telephone that "we couldnt possibly continue" with the rules as they exist. "I believe the racing officials have to develop some rules that are fair to everyone," Ford said. "Up to now, they dont seem to be very fair." Independently entered Ford cars will continue to race. Wei have) openings for a Process Engineer end a Maintenance Superintendent. Our employment level is under 200 and our technical staff is of such size as to promote a well-rounded work experience.

Qualifications desires are listed belowt D-WIDTH SPECIAL! "ABOUT-TOWN" CASUALS FOR SMART YOUNG MEN 1000 PEOPLE NEEDED For HOURLY PAID JOBS in DEVELOPMENT- PRODUCTION MAINTENANCE For details see the GE ad in today's Classified Section MAINTENANCE SUPT. Position entails line responsibility for complete maintenance functions of plant, including supervision of foremen, personnel training and safety, preventive maintenance, cost control, and labor relations: Requirements: Graduate engineer with minimum of three, years experience in above fields. PROCESS ENGINEER Chemical Engineer for trouble shooting existing organic chemical facilities, development end installation of process improvements and start-up of new operations: Reguirements: B.S. in Chemical Engineering, minimum, with two years experience in related fields. .89 5 pr.

THE GE EVENDALE PLANT IS LOCATED ON 1-75 ABOUT 10 MILES NORTH OF CINCINNATI. ENTER AT GATE 12. The GE Employment Office is Open Monday through Friday, 8:30 A.M. 'til 9 P. M.

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